A great amount of research has noted the existence of a gap between election winners and
losers in relation to perceptions of electoral fairness and satisfaction with democracy. One …

Trust in the integrity of the electoral process is essential for a functioning democracy.
However, doubts about the legitimacy of electoral processes have increased in established …

According to the empowerment hypothesis, minority politicians encourage minority
participation. The relationship between representation and participation has been …

Two hypotheses are common in the literature on the electoral turnout of Indigenous people.
The first is that Indigenous people vote less given their disadvantaged socioeconomic …

In this article, we evaluate the impact of ethnic and national identities on satisfaction with
democracy in Nigeria, a state with deep historical ethno-regional divisions. Applying …

In this paper, we develop a machine learning classifier that predicts perceived ethnicity from
data on personal names for major ethnic groups populating Russia. We collect data from VK …

Abundant evidence exists of the low electoral turnout of indigenous people. Among the
reasons that explain this result are the weakness of political parties in representing …

This study investigates the construction of Baloch ethnic identity through the social media
platform YouTube. The topic of ethnic minorities and their suppression has been extensively …

The ethnic identity of a refugee population has recently gained attention within academia.
Scholars claim that shared ethnic kinship between refugee populations and local …

This work comprises two research articles that tap into different aspects of political
behavior:(a) political polarization and (b) political engagement. From COVID-19 to climate …